Section 4: Cleaning; Safety Messages (Review Carefully) - Fargo Persona M110 User Manual

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Section 4: Cleaning

The Card Printer is built to require a minimum amount of maintenance. Nevertheless, there
are a few procedures you can perform on a regular basis or as needed to ensure the best
possible performance

Safety Messages (review carefully)

Symbol Critical Instructions for Safety purposes
Danger: Failure to follow these installation guidelines can result in death or
serious injury.
Information that raises potential safety issues is indicated by a warning
symbol (as shown to the below).
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Caution: This device is electrostatically sensitive. It may be damaged if
exposed to static electricity discharges.
Information that raises potential electrostatic safety issues is indicated
by a warning symbol (as shown to the below).
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Persona C11 Card Printer and Persona M11 Card Printer User Guide (Rev. 5.0)
To prevent personal injury, refer to the following safety messages
before performing an operation preceded by this symbol.
To prevent personal injury, always remove the power cord prior to
performing repair procedures, unless otherwise specified.
To prevent personal injury, make sure only qualified personnel
perform these procedures.
To prevent equipment or media damage, refer to the following
safety messages before performing an operation preceded by this
symbol.
To prevent equipment or media damage, observe all established
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) procedures while handling cables in
or near the Circuit Board and Printhead Assemblies.
To prevent equipment or media damage, always wear an
appropriate personal grounding device (e.g., a high quality wrist
strap grounded to avoid potential damage).
To prevent equipment or media damage, always remove the
Ribbon and Cards from the Printer before making any repairs,
unless otherwise specified.
To prevent equipment or media damage, take jewelry off of
fingers and hands, as well as thoroughly clean hands to remove oil
and debris before working on the Printer.
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